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[Dougfirtree]

Snow formation I saw along a trail

Snow formation I saw along a trail..
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Right in the middle of the bridge. 'Not only will you have to see my snow phallus, but you must actually step over it, or kick it.'

 

[JLS]

I always wonder what caused somebody to leave something like an engine a mile from the nearest road...

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Alcohol?

 

[WestKyHunt]

I think he dropped something

 

[coleslaw]

Great year looking back...
Cool picture of a sunset while driving back to camp elk hunting in Arizona.
One of our dumb/ lazy dogs.
A few cool pictures from our Alaska trip back in June.

 

[NEWHunter]

 

[Beignet]

Maybe one of the prettiest days I saw this fall.



I also take a lot of photos of rando animal tracks but rarely bother to look them up. Anyone know what made this phallic track?

 

[nastynate]

 

[nastynate]

I'm much more of a trophy fisherman than hunter, and these are hard to come by... Nearly a foot! Not from a farm pond either.

 

[BRI]

Tried to get a picture of the 6 elk bedded down at 70 yards.

 

[BigHornRam]

Maybe one of the prettiest days I saw this fall.

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I also take a lot of photos of rando animal tracks but rarely bother to look them up. Anyone know what made this phallic track?

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I'm going to say chipmunk track.

 

[Minnesnowta-Man]

A few from this season.

 

[Beignet]

I'm going to say chipmunk track.

I looked it up. Maybe a snowshoe hare? Looks like they land heavy on their large rear feet and stagger the front ones in front of each other.

Wish that spot was a little closer to home as I’d be in there with a shotgun. Those tracks were all over the place that day.

 

[BigHornRam]

I looked it up. Maybe a snowshoe hare? Looks like they land heavy on their large rear feet and stagger the front ones in front of each other.

Wish that spot was a little closer to home as I’d be in there with a shotgun. Those tracks were all over the place that day.

Definitely not a snowshoe hare. Long skinny tail in back, little feet in front, and body plus hind legs in middle.

 

[AlaskaHunter]

Bear tracks from a couple days ago.
A sow griz and 2 cubs were observed at the Bison Range about 20 miles away.

 

[Beignet]

Definitely not a snowshoe hare. Long skinny tail in back, little feet in front, and body plus hind legs in middle.

Methinks that skinny part is the front legs, not a tail. What you were seeing as the little feet in front were just it's rear-facing knees making mark in deep snow.

From some nature blog online:

 

[SAJ-99]

I like to take pictures of interesting rock formations. This one is in the Missouri River Breaks. The formation is about the size of a refrigerator. It looks like a giant dinosaur dump.

Edit: I don’t think that is what it is, just looks like it. I assume it is a bacteria colony or maybe early coral formed at the bottom of a shallow sea that covered all of E Montana a few millions years ago. The formations are pretty common in places. They still take my imagination to new places.

 

[thusby]

 

[mxracer317]

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[Wild Bill]

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I like to take pictures of interesting rock formations. This one is in the Missouri River Breaks. The formation is about the size of a refrigerator. It looks like a giant dinosaur dump.

Edit: I don’t think that is what it is, just looks like it. I assume it is a bacteria colony or maybe early coral formed at the bottom of a shallow sea that covered all of E Montana a few millions years ago. The formations are pretty common in places. They still take my imagination to new places.

Don't sell yourself short. We're on the internet here and you can do whatever you want. Call it dino dump. It makes for a better storyline. Facts be damned.

 

[thusby]

Watching my 70 yo FIL go over the top to get a shot.